Renee Q.
Never lol. I just migrate what is left to the next day. I usually concentrate on the one big thing and after that is done, the other 2 of top 3. Once those are done, the rest of the list I do at my leisure. Next day migrate what is not done and again go through TOP 3.
Carl F.
Not often unfortunately. I think it’s more of time management issue than anything else but I do try to prioritize the most important things with the 80/20 rule. A time management journey would be great idea now that I think about it 💡
Genesis N.
So far none, I think I put too much things on my to do lists thinking that I can do all of them but end up getting distracted or loosing track of time
Klaus Q.
Rarely to sometimes. I have a neverending to do list, and with little kids our days and nights are unpredictable. I have good intentions, but inevitably most nights when I finally get to bed my head is swimming with all the things that did not get done.
Karl Werner H.
Very rarely. I tend to try to set up my to do list to be more aspirational than just the things I have to get done today. This way, if I happen to be more productive this day than usual, I have additional goals already established to move forward with. Nothing halts my productivity faster than having to figure out what to do next because often if I have space to pause that next thing will be Netflix! I know this won’t work for everyone – if you don’t go into it with the right mindset having too much on your list can be overwhelming, but it’s something I’ve found works for me.
